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The month in Motor Sport
May 17: Alfa Romeo announces that its British Touring Car Champion Gabriele Tarquini is to make his BTCC return at…
July 1995
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Matters of moment, July 1995
Protected species? The disappearance of a Formula One team is hardly news these days. Since 1989, Grand Prix racing has…
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Obituary
FRA “Lofty” England Frank Raymond Wilton England, known to us all simply as "Lofty", the oft 5in-tall, good natured character…
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Where now for Karl?
As a shocked Formula One circus left Monaco last year, Karl Wendlinger was fighting for his life. Twelve months on,…
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1995 Monaco Grand Prix
Monaco Grand Prix - Monte Carlo, 28 May 1995 - 78 laps of 2.07 mile circuit (161.305 miles) 1: Michael…
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The crystal ball brigade
Even as he comfortably led Michael Schumacher's Benetton, Damon Hill suspected that he had lost the Monaco Grand Prix. The…
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Jordan fuels the debate
If pit stop strategy made the difference between finishing first and second around the streets of Monaco, Montreal demanded precise…
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1995 Canadian Grand Prix
Canadian Grand Prix - Montreal, 11 June 1995 - 69 laps of 2.752 mile circuit (189.888 miles) 1: Jean Alesi…
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Simtek: F1's latest Catch 22 victim
Simtek's withdrawal from the Canadian Grand Prix was the precursor to its swift decline into receivership. Led by promising designer…
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Alesi breaks F1 duck
Jonathan Palmer gives his verdict on the Montreal winner It was the victory everyone had waited so long to acclaim.…
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Il Leone, the hitch, and the wardrobe
Adored by fans for his courage, Nigel Mansell's motivation was brought into question at Mdaren. Having worn the colours of…
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Weathering the storm
Life may have looked a tad chaotic in the BTCC of late, but there are some things the critics don't…
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Nova and Nova and Nova again
It was a hard manoeuvre, certainly. Maybe, with hindsight, even unfair. But it wasn't malicious. No one of sound mind…
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Woking back to happiness
Strength in depth enabled McLaren to triumph on the F1 GTR's first visit to La Sarthe Thirteen years ago Porsche's…
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Who's ruling whom?
This year's Indianapolis 500 was marred by controversial decision making which led to the winner covering 505 miles… Only in…
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Delta force
The return of Miki Biasion to Lancia was expected to be marked by a victory. But… There is little doubt…
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Once more is never enough
Not many ice cream salesmen get offered drives with works rally teams, fewer still turn them down twice. Jean-Pierre Manzagol…
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Coventry Climax
Jaguar wants to expand its market; crispier, sharper Sport models aim to lure the more ambitious driver Try telling Jaguar…
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Chapter and versatile
Quite literally in a class of its own, the RAV4 is approximately a cross between a hot hatchback and a…
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Reader's Letters, July 1995
Vorspnmg durch Technik Sir, I found Mike Lawrence's feature on the D-type Jaguars at Le Mans (Triumph and Disaster —…
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